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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-31
LOCAL 6REVTiES.

Hon. Hannibal iIamlin left this morning
Tor indianapolis.
Miss Laura Hicks. af Xenis, is visiting
Mrs. Charles Wood.
Dr. .iay W. Morrison left last night for a
visit Ia Detroit, Mich.
Gus Mason was arrested this morning for
being drunk and dsorderly.
Miss Laura Marshall. of Xenis. is the
guest oi Springfield friends.
Miss Ellie BiNbe. Of Urhana, is the
guest of Springfield friends.
Miss Clara Allen. Of Nenia, is the CUES.
Of Mrs. DIR. William Rnnyan.
Mr.. Robert Richter goes to London this
evening to attend Il swell hop.
Mr.. Colgan Burns aud wife returned yes
teriay from their wedding trip.
Mrs. DIR. Patterson and son Victor leave
this evening TN visit to friends In Ken
tucky.
: the Boiler street grocer, died Sunday after
noon.
pn not fail To attend the strawberry feS-
| ,ivai nj the Christian church Thursday
night.
Mr.. J. W. Watson. who has been visiting
friends here. returned to his home in Chi
! cago last night.
| Dr. Il-lwig and Dr. l.ipley left today foI
Omaha. Ia attend the Nstionsl Synod Of
| the Lutheran church.
Mr.. Newl0ye. of Springfield. was the
guest, over Sunday. of MIR. George Stokes
and family. -Xenia Gazette.
Every one of the six pages of today's
RErUBIIC contains interesting local and
general news. Read them all carefully.
| A little child of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Cowon, of 81 north Spring street, died Sun
day, and was buried in the afternoon.
Griffith's delivery wagon ran into Mrs.
W. A. Scott'S buggy, in front of the post
Office this forenoon and badly bent the axle.
| Rev. Dr. :. Mcdonald. pastor of the
| Free Baptist church. has resigned his
paStorate and accepted a call al Plain City.
| Ohio.
Mrs. John Pancake and Mrs. WilbaI
Pancake, at South Charleston, left this
morning for Wichita. Kansas, via the Pan
| Handle.
The beautiful roral display at the memor
ial services at the Central VI. F.. church oIl
Sunday was furnished by Comrade u. II.
| Murphy.
Mr.. l.. Ludlow, of Springfield. spen,
| Sunday in the city, the guest of Mr.. Charles
Trader and family. where his wife is also
| visiting -Nenia GdzettG.
Miss Name Caywood entertained five
couples of friends very royalty last even
ing at her residence. on west Main street.
Music and refreshments entered into the
composition of the pleasant evening.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-31
Bsnsb-rg Opera Com psny.

Next Thursday evening the music lovers
of Springfield will be given genuine trea,
by Miss Kate Bensberg and her admirable
company. They will produce that charm
ing operetta The Sleeping Queen" and
and the second and third acts of Martha
The Milwaukee Sentinel says:
Miss Kate Bensberg assumed the role oi
Marguerite, which she took eharmingl,
and acted gracefully. Her singing of the
king of Thuie" ballad, the Jewel song,
in the love duet in the garden and the sub
/ sequent agoniZing scenes which follow in
the last acts was remarkably well done.
Hsr voice is a clear and fine soprano, very
even throughout, and capable of meeting
the demands of the composer at every point.
She has a pleasing face, graceful girliSl
figure and a charming presence.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-31
A SERIOUS FALL.
Miss Rita Baker fiuncss Through Tn,
Elevator Way At The Lavond, Hou.r.

Miss Rita Baker fiuncss Through The
Elevator Way At TIL" Lag"nda H"u-".
About 5oclock yesterday afternoon Miss
Retta Baker, residing on the corner of
Clifton Avenue and Clifton street met with
painful accident at the Lagonda house.
She entered the main door on Limestone
street and the elevator gate being open she
walked through il, suppOsing that the
elevator was there. II was not. however,
but before she realized her mistake she
took a step forward and plunged through
the elevator way To the cellar beneath, 4
distance of between twelve and fourteen
feet. In few seconds friends We're by heI
side t-nder!y caring for her. She WAS ap
parently pretty seriously hurt. soon after
, ward she was conveyed to her home IN q
hack and Dr. Seys was summoned 20 al
tend her. lie found that she had received
terrible shaking up, but no bones wert
broken. She rested comparatively easily
last night and is reported better today.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-31

The Rev. John L. Roses mother and sis
ter expect soon to leave for an eastern VIZ
tering place, where they go for the benefit
of Mrs. Roses health, which is poor.
The infant daughter of Dr. and Mrs. x.
l.. Bell, of 400 south Limestone street, died
yesterday morning. II was inferred III
Ferncliti at o'clock this afternoon.
Ed. West and Charlie Davidson went
into Frant2's saloon last evening and were
refused drinks. They raised Cain and
threatened 10 clean out the place. Officers
were called and they Were station-hOused.
Jim Dunley, drunk; - Thornton, disor-
derby; Rodgers. drunk; Henry Rau,
drunk and disorderlyy; NJ. Rogers, l0iter-
ing: Sol Harvey, drunk and disnrderly, and
Tom. Livingston. lettering, were arrested
yesterday and last night.
Mr. Austin Gavin has severed his cOnnec-
ton with the firm of Kinnane, Wren Il Co.
where he has been for some time rs book
keeper, and accepted the position of book,
keeper for r. W. Ross Il Co. He assumed
his new duties yesterday.
The question Of bringing Mad river
around by lrbana is still being agitated. A
| survey Of the course has been made, and
the plan found Ia be feasible. The matter
will be brought before the Young Men,
Business Exchange on Monday night. .-Ur
haua citizen.
| The communicates of the Order of tn.
Red Cross located in Ohio. Michigan anC
Ontario are Ia meet at put-in-Bsy. July %
| for grand reunion and picnic. Low rate.
of fare are promised from Springfield. ant
Olive Branch commandery. No. :. sntici
pated crowd of about 200 to 90 from ihi.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-31

Last night shout II o'clock Officers Me
Clure. Wilson. Marshall and Rizer caught
Greek Shsrkeys saloon open and pulled
the crowd from there. Officer Mcclure
walked into the saloon and with crowd OF
customers. and once on the inside blew his
whistle for assistance. Sharkey was charged
with violating the 10 o'clock ordinance, and
Joe Wallace. Mike Brennan. Charles Rob
inson and A. J. Doyle We're charged with
tni
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-31

The twenty fourth commencement ami
versary OF Wilberforce university, Greene
county. Ohio. will be- held on the uniyer-
sity premises Thursday, June l6. Cover
J. u. Foraker and Hon. John Sherman, by
invitation will address the Alumni aSS"cia-
ton. This institution represents the first
organized effort of cuI"red men In the
higher collegiate institution.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-31

The celebrated Dr. Rose, of Dayton. the
diScoyrrer of cure for consumption, all
lung and throat attectianS, etc, in shor,
most diseases not cured by others. He has
not lost one OF the last one hundred he has
treated, though many of them were given
mp Ia die Dr. Rose will be at the st.
James on June I'd. and on the first Thurs
day of every month Please call.
Ds. J. :. RoSE.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-31

The elegant Ludlow homestead will he
sold at public anction tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock, also fifty choice lots On Lad
low avenue. Mound and Harrison streets.
Good pavements and gas has already been
ordered. Free hacks from High and Lime
stone streets. Sale at l o'clock sharp.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-31

The sale 0i lots by John Ludlow's heirs
will afford you fine opportunity 10 buy a
desirable lot. that will be sure Ia enhance
in value. Free hacks from High and Lime
stane streets. Sale at p. m. sharp.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-31
To the Soliciting Committee

Those who were appointed members OF
the soliciting committee of the High school
Alumni association. are requested 10 apply
for tickets AT once to f. A. Morgan, at the
REPUBIIC office. Please do not delay.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-31

west jefferson street. William II. George
of heart disease. aged Il years. Funera
services will be conducted by Rev. Dr. Run
yar. of the Central NJ. f.. church, on Wed
neSday afternoon at 2:3O O'clock. Friend'
are invited
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-31

A reception will be held at Miss Dunlap:
studio, room 29 Mitchell block. on Tuesday
June ith. from 10 a. NJ until 1:3O y. m
Al interested in art are cordially invited tC
attend
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-31

The terms of sale of the Ludlow heirs
are $40 down, one-fourth cash and the bal
ance in three equal annual payments. with
six per cent. interest. Secured 10y mort
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-31
Fifty babies at the Arcade grocery.

viii you pay rent. or will you buy home
of yOur own and save il? Attend the I.ud-
low sale of lots tomorrow AT p. III. Free
hacks
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-31

I CAN furnish 1850 industrious ladies with
i permanent lucrative employment No fraud
or humbug. Hundreds OF testimonials from
ladies' made Independent through this work
MrS H. f. Little, Chicago. IN. lisp'S.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-31
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY To- LOAN-ln sums of $50 ." ;l0.,0i
IN for one 10 fse years, on first mortgage oI
approved commercial paper. Iheo. A. Wick
- East High ST. li5bs-l9r
MONEY TO LOAS-lD sums Of $50 70 s..0si
n on three 10 iSe years tiwr, on first mort
gage or approved commercial paper. George
h. Coles. room No. /. LagoRda bank building
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-31
PERSONA

NOR RENT-Housr Of ten r, o NJ. In perfect
+ condition. No. 81 East Columbia street
Apply to ID. H. Rubsam. latam
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-31
FOR RENT

NOR RENrA house oI three rooms 10 q
II ANAL family on corner OF Madison avenue
and Market street. Inquire OF Mrs. CAME
Kaiser. lisa
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-10-13
Foreign.

The Scotchmen and Englishmen are Rreatl,
disappointed by the result of the international
Tacht race at New York. The universal be-
ief was that the Thistle would win.
SPANISH soldiers have burned tho village
Df the Sooloo rebels on the island Of Pata.
Afghans have refused 10 take up tho cause
81 Ayoub Khan, the pretender 10 Che Ameer's
throne.
STANLEY's expedition In Africa is reported
AZ progressing without any obstacles other
'han those the country offers.
KING JAJA, Of Obosbo, West Africa.
ordered the natives not 20 do any trading
except through his agents and enforced his
order by beheRding l5O of his subjects A. a
warning TO others The British Consul has
caused King Jajas arrest
GERMANY has seized tho Samoan Islands In
reported violation OF treaties with other
nations
DoCToRs In Paris report that Dom Pedro.
Emperor Of Bradl, win never be able 20 re-
sumo the throne, owing 10 the effect OF his
disease tdiabetes) on his brain.
THE Irish National League IN holding nloet-
lngs in Ireland despite the introduction OF tho
authorities.
CHINA is extending It's telegraph system no
as TO have direct communication with Europe
and America.
A sTRoNG shock of earthquake has been
felt throughout Greecs
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-10-13
Grecian Dudes.

One OF the biggest surprises in neither
garments the whole world round is worn
by the Grecian dudes one sees ON the
streets of Constantinople. Imagine a
sky-blue silken balloon, bottom side up
and fastened round the wcarer's waist,
two Leet fitting leg holes made in the
bulge, and the whole bulb collapsed and
swaddled about the legs when walking,
and you can imagine the lower story Of
u Greek dude.
His trunk is enveloped in tight fit
ting Jacket of some other shade of blue,
with loose flowing sleeves and white fur
bellows showing underneath. His head
is adorned with Il greek fez, from which
AN enormous black or blue tassel hangs
down his back. This ornamental ap-
pcndage looks as IL ever on the eve of
pulling the fez off the wearer's head by
its great weight. He wears the ordinary
brognns and socks and sometimes ledv es
the calves of his legs bare.
Sometimes the Greek dude carries a
cane, but he carries it for use quite as
much as for ornament; or, at all events,
walks with it in bus.ness-lke manner
He walks with Il gait awkward and un-
graceful, but even were he n naturally
graceful walker his ungainly neither gar.
ment imparts TO him a decidedly gro
tesque appearance.
The chief delight Of the Greek dude
is TO sit in front Of a Hallway shop smoke
nargi!ehs and watch the ladies pass by
Those Of his own nationality are wearing
garments but slightly different from his
own, the footholes in the inverted bal
loon being nearer the bottom, but that
is about all. Pats5nrg Commercial
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-10-13
NEwsY NoTEs

BALuMoRE has 300 churches, chapols and
synaROgues.
NJ GREvY, itisroported In Paris, win soon
resign the presidency.
THE $4,000 stallion Oberlin recently
dropped dead In harness at Youngstown,
Ohio
THE business OF Louisville, Ky, increased
t82COOOOO In the Arst six months OF the
year.
The past peach season has been one Of the
worst for several years, the yield being very
amall.
SHERIFF KEEDALBs recent raid on Colo.
row is said 70 have cost the State Of Coiorada
500, 900.
QUITE an amount OF snow has fallen lately
u the mountain districts OF Maine and New
Hampshire
THE German Government has forbidden
the uss Of the Polish language ira the Prus-
sian Poland schools.
Is four wards Of New York city there are
l5OOO children who cannot be accommodated
IN school buildings az present
Ir is said that the loss OF tho Nevada Rank
tof san Francisco, BY the disastrous whea.
deal which 20 engineered amounted % Sl5,-
OOO,OO0
A STATE USIvERsfTY for colored people b
" b. built in Montgomery, Ala The city has
given $1,000 and three acres Of land to the
Institution
1T ia stated that over zoo, 900 people from
all parts Of the country visited phladolphia
during the three days Of the Constitutions
Centennial Jubilee.
A CLERGYMAN Of Westminster. Nd who
bought f0rty-twO acres Of land near OMAHA
twenty one years ago FOR 600, has been Of
forod 500 900 for &C.
ACCORDING % Yucatan journals. that
region has been visited by fabulous number
OF bats, which have attacked the cattle
causing much destruction and making meat
scarce.
A WmsuNGrON Ohio boy. nine years OF
age, expressing a determination % 80 around
tho world. stole go year ago and ran way
from home. His first letter has Just be,on re
csivod from Cape Town.
RIVER and lake craft are multiplying In
the West and about s3O, ,OOO OOO "a soon t0 be
invested in plants and equipments 10 turn
out boats. A F5,000,O0O plant Is 20 be built
at Alton, III, 70 oonstruct ocean and river
steamships
THE young man who can 90 into q
pawnshop without a quickeuing of the
pulse and q hoightening Of the color
has been there before. -Purk.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-10-13
GENERAL NEWS.
HOME AND FOREIGN BUDGET
Important Facts Recorded IN Clos
otss style.
f1astern aud NItddIe statsA


DuRNG tie third quarter OF the present
year there were ,aSS business failures in the
United States, with aggregate Liabilities Of
S13,OO0,OOO.
THE Volunteer easily defeated the Thistle
IA the second and concluding race for the
Ametica's cip ~ New York
FRE DAMP caiistd l,S an explosion in Bast
colliery, near Pottsville, pa killed four
persons and injured eight others.
ANARCHISTS from New York and vicinity
attempted TO hold meeting of sympathy
with their condemned Chicago brethren nc
Union Hill, N. j., but were prevented by the
authorities A riot followed. The riot act
breaking number OF heads and taking f0ir
prisoners
JoHN BOYLE O'RRILLY, the Boston editor,
declares that S5,uOO,OOO n year is paid %
British spies ON tho Irish I'm America
Two prominent Irish Home Rulcrs-Arthur
OConnor and Sir Thomas EsfuUIlde, both
members OF the British Parliament-arri
In New York few days since, and are max
ing sftSches in behalf OF the Home Rule
movement
THE Rev. Thomas X Beectfor, NJ Elmira,
has been nominated for Secretary 0f state
10y the National Grecnback. Labor party in
convention Rt Syracuse. This makes seven
stats Tickets for New York now in tho field.
The aiihual q, A. n. parade I'm Pittsburg,
Penn, had 1000 veterans i'm line and drew a
large crowd OF spectators
The Rev. DIR. Joseph Parker. OF tho City
Temple, London, delivered eulogy at tho
Academy OF Music, in Brooklyn, the other
sVentng on Henry Ward Beecher.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-10-13
THE INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
The international League season has closed
with the following championship record;
VERY OLD PEOPLE.

Mas BARBARA MCALLIsTER, Of Cones
toga Centre, Pa, died lately In her lOlAt
year.
a. +. WILCOX, OF Sangnmon county, Ohio.
Is ~ years Old, and delights In horseback
,xorcis',
Az the age Of lOG years Hannah Barber, OF
Alamlnco, y. c., Il compelled to go to the
pOorhOise.
ions GooDELL, who lives on Greon Island,
near Albany, has Just celebrated his ninety
third birthday.
WHEN Eli Bddlc died recently at Salem,
n j., Do had enjoyed 03 years with scarcely
"A break In its prosperity
PErRovIsKI, Count OF Blackenberg, 06
years old, is begging his bread at Lyons. ho
fought for Polish Independence, and his for
tune was lost 10y cOniscation.
FoR forty eight years Francis Gunell
farmed A., ten miles from st. Louis, and when
lac died hC had been blessed with ninoty-tWo
years Of comfort, IL not OF wealth.
Mns. ELIzABETH T.. PUTNAM, who died re-
Gently at DnnverB, Mass, In her lO3d year,
had lived in one house for eighty years, and
twelve children were born 10 her in II.
Mn AND Mrs JEREMIAH HOLLAND, OF
PatOka, Ill, have been married sixty.four
years, have six children, fftyhve grandchil-
dren, ninety great grandchildren, and one
great great -grnndchih.
In the Hin Top Church graveyard at
Mendham township, N. D., stands an oio-
fashioned gravestone on which Is inscribed:
"Wiliam Blachly, died both Jan, lISl, aged
1913 years months and "a days
Tne oldest twins known in this country ars
living at Dedham, Mass, I'm the persons OF
Mrs HepzebHl Everett and Mrs. Sally Cole.
They were ninety years old in May last:
Mrs Nebby Smith, sister, u ninety six, Rod
a brother is ninety-two.
MRS. Lucy LUTHER died at her home at
Hadlyme, Conn, recently, aged JOB yearsand
three months. She was born In hadlymo
and always lived ttArP Her oldest child ~
| sixty three years old. She had twenty grand
children and fourteen Rreatgrandchiidreu.
WHEN Nnrcissus Tucker Of Americus, Ga. /,
| ides on the railroad she II accommodated
Vith platform car. She weighs 400 pounds,
and cannot enter n railroad coach. She and
| nor husband are close on 10 the nineties, and
| live happily, although he weighs less than
| 100 mounds
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-10-13
A Matter OF Taste.

A scientific journal has an article
headed "How 10 Taste" We haven't
had time TO read It, but our own idea is
that 1t depends a great deal on what you
are going to taste II IL is quinine or
or castor oil or anything Of that sort II
won't require any previous training or a
university education 70 enable you to
taste all you want Of IL In one brief,
hasty swallow. But II IL is something
real good something that you like better
and get less Of than any other man in
America, you want a neck a yard long,
full Of all sorts Of back stops and dampers
all the way down. That Is the theory
Of an unlettcrcd man who tastes by main
strength and natural selection, and II
Science thinks She has better way we'd
like TO trot her ono heat, anyhow, just for
fun Byrdete.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-10-13
THE DIAMOND FIELD.

THE League clubs this season have em-
ploycd exactly hfty-onc pitchers
WHITNEY, OF the Washingtons, has tho best
all around record for pitching.
THrnE are vastly moro left handed batsnen
In the League than i'm the Association.
PIrTsnURG has been shut out four times
oiiCJ cach by New York aud Detroit and
twice by Indianapolis
MANAeRR SCuMELz says there Is no truth
In the report that Cincinnati will enter tho
National League II they win second place,
GERuARDT, Houck, Parsons and Summer
arc the latest additions 10 the army ot play
ers released 10y tho Metropolitan manage
mont.
PAUL RADroRD, OF the Metropoiitans has
made over 100 runs this season He In one OF
tile best base runners in the American Aaso-
citation
1T is stated that the recent decision OF Judgg
Nalhaut in tho in the Sunday ballplaying
case must stop baseball games ON Sunday in
st. Louis, Mo.
Ex-SECRErARY CARL SCHURz In n great
admircr OF the National game. He was I'm at-
tendance Al. one of tho recent Boston Pitts-
burg contests
In the National League 196 games consti-
tuta seasons series for ench club. That
number isnot played by all tho clubs, as there
ara some postponed games
PHILADELPHIA carried Off the honors dur
Ing the last trip in the West The team won
moro victories and sustained less defeats than
any OF their Eastern rivals
TIVE New Yorks this season have shut out
their opponents five times. Keefe blanked
tho Philadelphias and the Pittsburgs, Wclch
the Bostons aud tfc indianapolis, and Matti-
moro tho indianapolis
The League players who have made ten or
more homo runs nro Thompson, 10; Ryan, IL;
Morrill,, ~: O'Bricn, Wood and Pfoircr, 10
each; Brouthors, ~, and Roger Connor topa
the list With ~ homora
PRESIDENT STEARNs OF the Detroit Club,
while in New York, snid that no considered
Anson, the Chicago Captain, ahead OF oil
others ms general OF baseball team, and
that he would willingly give $4,000 for his
aarvicftl.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-10-13
A1UsIo AND DRAMA.

srRAuss' latest opera Is called "simpli-
cius"
ElrMA THURsnY, the singer Is back from
Europe as determined as ever not 10 sing i'm
opera
MARY ANDERSON Is 70 follow "a Winters
Tale, with "As You Like It. at the London
England Lyceum.
LrLJAN OLcoTT hsa purchased the American
rights 70 Sardou's new play which ho has
written for Bernhardt.
MINNIE PALMER Is about % return 20 hor
native land with n brand now play and Geo.
900 worth Of diamonds.
LOUIS ALDRcH has purchased tho fmeri-
can rights of the "Kahir DiamOnd, an Eng
lssh melOdrRma success
JOHH A. STEvEvs. the American actor. has
been arrested in England for failing % pay
&264 alleged 20 be due TO the manager Of the
Opera Comique.
NILE RHEA, like other foreiyn actresses
has declared her intentions" to become an
American citizen, and has taken out her FIRST
naturalization papers
MryEEAPOLIs claims that the finest theatre
in America IS her new Hennepu avenue
house which was opened ne .ently with the
Booth Barrett company.
HEFRY WILLARD. the Gnancier, IS an a.
complished musician, and often sponls his
evenings in playing violin ~ his daughters
pi0notorte accompaniment
~ DeAD ipfefa may lc lnteIesic % know
that the original title OF M0z1rts don clio.
vanni was I'll Ds-oiuto Iunit) Ossa boz
Giovanni, and the price paid Tor the work
was $40
ITALY and England are joining France fn
the movement Tor lighting an the THEATRES
by electricity, and in Spain also tho elect ric
hght is being resorted - for securing eater
safety in public halls, theatres, cafes, eto
MRS van Landt, mother OF Nina van
Lnndt, the proxy bride Of Augu.t Spies,
8 said TO be a woman Of tact and high
breeding. She Is now attomp ing 90 o b.
iain contributions 10 furnish fufther le'
gal sinews in the fight Of the condemned
Anarchists for life. Mrs Van Zaudt
ias a most uncompromising way Of ex-
pressing her likes and dislikes or Au-
gust Spies she says 'ile is the most
Christ like man ! ever met